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Infectious waterborne diseases
Phillip E. Greeson
1981, Circular 848-D
This is the third of several compilations of briefing papers on water quality by the U.S. Geological Survey. Each briefing paper is prepared in a simple, nontechnical, easy-to-understand manner. This U.S. Geological Survey Circular contains papers on selected organic substances in water. Briefing papers are included on ' Why study...
Rainfall-runoff hydrographs and basin characteristics data for small streams in Oklahoma
D. L. Bergman, Thomas L. Huntzinger
1981, Open-File Report 81-824
Rainfall with concordant runoff events recorded at 45 gages located in drainage basins of less than 30 square miles in Oklahoma are summarized. Selected basin characteristics which relate to storm runoff are described and tabulated for each gage site summarized. A tabulation is included which identifies drainage basins that produce...
Organic substances in water
Phillip E. Greeson, editor(s)
1981, Circular 848-C
This is the third of several compilations of briefing papers on water quality by the U.S. Geological Survey. Each briefing paper is prepared in a simple, nontechnical, easy-to-understand manner. This U.S. Geological Survey Circular contains papers on selected organic substances in water. Briefing papers are included on ' Why study...
Quality of water in James Creek, Monroe County, Mississippi
Gene A. Bednar
1981, Open-File Report 81-1181
A short-term quality-of-water study of James Creek near Aberdeen, Mississippi was conducted on November 14-16, 1978, during a period of low streamflow. During the study, the water in the 2.6-mile stream reach was undesirable for many uses. Wastewater inflow immediately upstream of the study area contributed to the dissolved-solids load...